Current Road Projects

4741-DR-MO Public Notice

FEMA Notice - October 19, 2023

Riverbluff New Culvert

Estimated Project Completion
100%
River Bluff Culvert
RiverBluff Culvert

Pressure Pave.

Pressure Pave is a pressure applied sealant that seals current roads for 10 years. This allows us to maintain the integrity of the asphalt roads in our district, without the constant maintenance associated with tar sealing. The black squiggly lines you see on pavement is tar that is used to seal cracks that appear in asphalt while a road is too new for an overlay, but is beginning to deteriorate. These “tar snakes” are especially dangerous for 2 wheeled transportation such as motorcycles or bicycles, as they create a constantly changing surface that the tires are in contact with, creating traction issues. To learn more please visit – https://www.donelsonconstruction.net/pressurepave/

Roads scheduled to be pressure paved in 2021.

  • Greenbridge Rd
  • Fremont Rd from A – B
Estimated Project Completion 0%, in final stages of contracting
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Riverbluff Road/Smallin Road/Riverside Rd Intersection safety improvements

This intersection was dangerous after the completion of the new riverside bridge.  The roadway was a little narrow, and there was a steep drop off into a concrete ditch.  While this phase of correcting Riverbluff road is complete, Riverbluff still requires a great deal of work. The dangerous drop off has been removed, yet there is more work to be done for drivability and aesthetically.  Once the next major culvert is replaced, the road is intended to be overlaid with fresh asphalt  as far as it is reasonable to do.
Estimated Project Completion
100%
Riverbluff Road
Riverbluff Road
Riverbluff Road
Riverbluff Road
Riverbluff Road

Riverside Rd/McCracken Rd/3rd Street Intersection improvements

This will be a traffic pattern change. The Mill Pond Bridge/Ozark Park Bridge/McCracken Bridge will be closing in the next year for a period of approximately four months for major renovations/repairs. Riverside Rd will flow south without a stop sign, McCracken Rd will have a stop sign when traveling eastbound. This will be a permanent change, even after the bridge reopens.

Estimated Project Completion 0%, in design phase
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